Titlebook: Hegel and Newtonianism; Michael John Petry Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Aristotle.Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hege

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Hegel’s Interpretation of Classical Mechanicsanics constituted an advance on Keplerian astronomy. He regarded his mechanics as nothing more than a naive application of the infinitesimal calculus, an unwarranted contamination of it. What is more, one can find in his .. remarks on this aspect of Newton’s work which in the second half of the nine

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The Philosophical Background to Hegel’s Criticism of Newtonr the relationship between them. It is evident enough, moreover, that such a natural philosophy can only be developed by determining the significance of Newtonian physics for . science, and the manner in which the system of Hegelian dialectics might now be constructively superseded. This latter task

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